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Coconut and Soursop Latte

A dairy-free latte topping strong soursop and moringa tea with frothed coconut milk and a dust of toasted coconut.

  • Prep 10 min
  • Serves 1
  • Easy
Fruit Tea · recipe card
At a glance Updated 26 May 2026
Dalgety Soursop and Moringa, 18 Tea Bags 40g, Fruit and Herbal Tea, Dalgety Foods Limited. Sold by Teas.co.uk.
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Made withDalgety Soursop and Moringa, 18 Tea Bags 40g
The recipe

Exact quantities, then the method.

Soursop and coconut are a natural tropical pair, so this dairy-free latte almost makes itself. Brew the soursop and moringa blend strong, then top it with barista coconut milk frothed into a soft foam. The coconut leans into the tea's creamy, fruity side, and a little toasted coconut over the top brings out the aroma.

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Caffeine-free and fully plant-based. Makes one tall glass.

⏱ 10 min 🍽 Serves 1 📊 Easy 📚 Fruit Tea Recipes

You'll need

  • 2 Dalgety Soursop and Moringa tea bags
  • 100ml freshly drawn water, brought to a true rolling boil
  • 200ml barista-style coconut milk, well shaken
  • 1 tablespoon of toasted desiccated coconut, for the foam dust
  • 1 fresh mint leaf, for the rim
  • 1 warmed 350ml glass cup
  • 1 small heatproof jug
  • 1 small saucepan
  • 1 small handheld milk frother

Method

  1. Warm a tall glass with hot water and empty it.
  2. Steep two tea bags in 100ml of freshly boiled water for six minutes to make a strong concentrate, then lift them out.
  3. Warm the coconut milk gently until it just steams; keep it below 70C, as plant milks turn bitter if they get too hot.
  4. Froth the warm coconut milk with a handheld frother into a thick foam.
  5. Pour the tea concentrate into the glass, then float the coconut foam on top over the back of a spoon.
  6. Dust with toasted desiccated coconut and rest a mint leaf on the rim.
  7. Toast the coconut in a dry pan until just golden before you use it; it makes all the difference to the smell.
What you'll end up with: A pale two-layer glass with a creamy, lightly fruity tea below and a soft coconut foam above, finished with toasted coconut. Warming, mellow and properly tropical.

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